Gather together: Moon water (collected from a previous full moon, or substitute with water blessed under the Snow Moon**), bowl (a solid color is best), a white candle.
Pour your moon water** into the bowl. Light your candle and place it where its light reflects on the water’s surface. Sit comfortably and gaze into the bowl – not trying to see anything specific, just letting your eyes soften and your mind quiet. Say aloud or silently:
“Snow Moon’s light, sharp and clear
Show me what I need to see.”
Breathe. Watch the water. Notice what thoughts arise, what images form, what feelings surface. This isn’t dramatic scrying – it’s gentle clarity work. You’re asking to see clearly, not to see the future.
Pour the water outside as an offering. You may want to make notes while any impressions are fresh. The work continues in the days after – pay attention to dreams, to sudden realizations, to moments when fog clears and you simply know what to do.
**If you don’t have moon water, you can use any clean water and set the bowl outside under the Snow Moon for a few minutes before beginning. The moon’s light touching the water is enough
